Lost Then Found
“Solomon has the rare gift of sincerity.”
Staff reviewer Kimberly praised the song’s acoustic country storytelling, live instrumentation, emotional honesty and faith-shaped undertones, awarding it a “Must Listen” verdict.
In the press
Reviews, interviews and features about the songs I write and release as Songs of Solomon.
Coverage archive
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“Solomon has the rare gift of sincerity.”
Staff reviewer Kimberly praised the song’s acoustic country storytelling, live instrumentation, emotional honesty and faith-shaped undertones, awarding it a “Must Listen” verdict.
Popfad included the song in a three-track feature, highlighting its modernised ’80s character, cinematic synth colour, bass and percussion, and a hook that balances emotion with movement.
HypeHub described an intimate, stripped-back acoustic song about trust, honesty and the moment another person begins to feel like home.
The spotlight explores the song’s themes of distance and devotion alongside Solomon’s Southampton roots, acoustic palette, global influences and faith-led approach to craft.
A long-form conversation with Vera about returning to music, the tension behind “Waiting on Faith”, the place where faith and art meet, creative influences and the collaborations still ahead.
HypeHub highlights the acoustic warmth, strings and atmospheric production around a lyric about perseverance, trust and finding light while the answers remain out of reach.